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14 October 2003 Evidence of a millimeter size virtual light source for acousto-optical tomography in scattering media using a chirp modulation of the ultrasound
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Abstract
The Acousto-optical imaging technique in scattering media can be explained by using the concept of a virtual light source moving inside the medium. Its emission depends on the local optical properties of the insonified area, making it an interesting candidate for in-depth tissue (several centimeters)probing. Evidence of this statement in the restrictive case of a chirp-reduced-size virtual source is shown using a technique that records a film during one chirp modulation of the imaging system. A Fast Fourier Transform treatment correlates the Fourier spectrum of time-sampled transmitted light to the position of the source along the ultrasonic beam, revealing its millimetric size.
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Michael Atlan, Francois Ramaz, Benoit Claude Forget, and Albert-Claude Boccara "Evidence of a millimeter size virtual light source for acousto-optical tomography in scattering media using a chirp modulation of the ultrasound", Proc. SPIE 5143, Novel Optical Instrumentation for Biomedical Applications, (14 October 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.499958
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Tomography

Acoustics

Light

Light sources

Scattering media

Speckle

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